The phrase "actively discriminate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing intentional or deliberate actions that result in unfair treatment of individuals based on characteristics such as race, gender, or age.
Example: "The company was found to actively discriminate against female employees in hiring practices."
Alternatives: "deliberately discriminate" or "intentionally discriminate".
But the Supreme Court says they can actively discriminate and give the discrimination as a reason, and still get away with it.
Playing ones part in a discriminative culture means that you don't have to actively discriminate, but you can certainly assist by silencing and demoralizing those who object to oppression.
"People still have insurance plans that actively discriminate against mental health," Mr. Gore said.
It was of a line with his equally bizarre notion that owning a country club that doesn't actively discriminate against black people is not a minimal requirement of law but a positive achievement of the owner.
The Bank should actively discriminate: to support necessary lending where the system is failing – for example, to small- and medium-sized business – and to restrain lending where it is not needed.
The claim was not that Wal-Mart's policies actively discriminate against women in pay and promotions, but rather that headquarters leaves local managers with too much discretion on those matters.
A 1996 study of Canadian female surgeons sums up the situation quite well when it suggests that although most female surgeons did not feel actively discriminated against, the perception of discrimination during surgical training was present [ 11].
They are Americans who are actively discriminated against by federal laws.
A new survey from Workingmums.co.uk has found that 49% of working mothers feel their employer actively discriminates against them.
Their bravery during the war — on behalf of a country that actively discriminated against them — helped persuade President Harry S. Truman to desegregate the military in 1948.
Pakistani officials blamed the Pakistani Taliban for the attacks, but Ahmadis say that the government does not protect them and that it actively discriminates against them.
